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2019 NCAA Tournament Thread
- Thread starter cmgoods
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The PAC-12 conference schools do have a lot of talent on their campuses. It doesn’t manifest itself into wins in basketball.
I agree there is a lot of individual talent on the PAC12 teams. But none of them can put it together which in my opinion means it is not one of the more talented conferences. A talented conference means quality play and quality teams, not just quality individual talent. PAC12 doesn't have quality basketball or quality teams.
From a draft pick perspective (football too), the talent is right there. I think the real problem is investment in the programs. Not only because conference revenues are a bit lower - probably donations & ticket sales, too -- but also because being the "Conference of Champions" means that Pac-12 schools are also investing a higher percentage of time, energy and money into the non-revenue sports on their campuses.
I was making a joke about the number of attractive girls on P12 campuses. But, I agree with you that P12 teams lately have been dreadful in creating the cohesion needed to win big games.
LSU looking good today overpowering Yale.
Halftime's over in the Minnesota-Louisville game, so just swished back. Pitino is the story here, but the game itself is one of the better matchups of this round. Should be a good last 18 minutes (Gophers up 5 right now).
Halftime's over in the Minnesota-Louisville game, so just swished back. Pitino is the story here, but the game itself is one of the better matchups of this round. Should be a good last 18 minutes (Gophers up 5 right now).
The NCAA would like everyone to refrain from legally and illegally gambling on the most gambled upon sporting tournament...
Medford M.
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I'm talking about individual talent. There's way more pro prospects in the Pac right now than say the B1G. It's not correlating with wins though.
I also think the narrative of P-12 basketball being poor is an overstated narrative.
I got the joke!
My brother and his wife plan a trip to Vegas this weekend every year and literally spend half their time in the sports book. They're there right now.
He will text every now and then to see if I want to put money on something.
I did it for the first weekend of the tournament 6 years ago. Best Vegas trip I've had.
Apparently, the ncaa hates the revenues they get from all of the additional viewers who watch their games solely because of gambling.
Shooting a 3 pointer from the corner when you only need 2?
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Ruh roh
I had them winning two. Having a good free throw shooter miss 2/3 with 1.7 seconds left did them in. Even though they still got a decent shot off after. Airball.
Medford M.
Well-Known Member
Love the teams like Murray State than run a wide open offense. Wish more teams would be free and loose.